The Paternal grandfather was John Clark, a native of County Tyrone, Ireland, who settled in Pennsylvania soon after the revolution. Eleven children were born to John and Mary, and seven grew to maturity. William was born January 8, 1839, near Connellsville, Pa. In March, 1869 William Clark and Katherine Louise Stauffer were married and left that very same day to the
Thomas was admitted to the Maryland bar in 1753. He relocated in the year of 1760. Went on to study in law in Annapolis, m.d 2 years later he got involved in the provincial assembly. In the year of 1776 February 16th thomas meet the love of his life named Ann Jennings whom was the daughter of his employer Thomas Jennings. Thomas and Ann gave birth to 7 kids (Thomas Jennings Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson Rebecca
They had four children: Rachel, Jenny, and twins Steven and Will.
Together they had ten children. Of the ten children, only two survived to adulthood
William Byrd was born to a wealthy family in the state of Virginia, although he grew up in Essex, England. While growing up in Essex, he lived with his uncle. He attended grammar school and also studied law at the Middle Temple. In 1704, his father died and he came back to Virginia.
(Adams John) Thomas (the youngest child) became a lawyer and a judge. (Adams John) In 1765 when the British Parliament passed the stamp act it hit Adams hard. (Adams John) Especially because he was a lawyer. (Adams John)
Richard Evelyn Byrd was born in Virginia on October 25, 1888. He was born into a very successful family with his father a lawyer and his brother became a United States Senator. Byrd was often described as an intense person who wanted to distinguish himself through his actions. At the age of 11, Byrd traveled to the Philippines to visit a relative alone. Byrd's fascination with the polar regions was accomplished when he commanded an aviation detachment in 1924 during an expedition to Western Greenland.
He name was Martha Skelton. They married on January 1, 1772. They then later had a total of six children. 4 out of the six children did not survive into adulthood. The two that survived are Martha, their first born, and Mary, the fourth
Thomas Jefferson lived in Eastern Virginia. In Virginia he learned to dance and behave like an English gentleman. Thomas Jefferson was tall and thin but he was very smart. At the age 14 his father became ill then his father died. So he set off to get married Martha Wayles Skelton in Charles City County, Virginia in 1748, Martha Wayles Skelton married Thomas Jefferson on New Year's Day in 1772.
He got full authority of his land when he was 21. After Thomas practiced as a circuit lawyer for many years, he married a 23 year old widow, Martha Wayles Skelton. They were said to have a happy marriage and they both had a strong mutual love for music. In their 10 years of marriage they had 6 children, only two survived to adulthood.
In 1603 Roger Williams was born to Alice and James Williams in Smithfield London, England. He had an older brother, Sydrach, an older sister Catherine, and a younger brother Robert. His father, James Williams, was a “merchant tailor” while his mother ran an inn in London. Both were known to be successful.
William Paterson was born December 24, 1745 in County Antrim, Ireland. He served as the state’s attorney general from 1776 to 1783. When he was a toddler, he and his family moved to America and around 1750 they moved and settled in Princeton, New Jersey, there his father found success as a merchant. William was educated in private schools. In 1763, he earned his bachelor’s degree from the college of New Jersey.
William was a student of Thomas Tallis, who was an organist and composer himself (Britannica). Together, Thomas Tallis and William Byrd created and published a collection titled Cantiones Sacrae (Sacred Songs) (William). From what we can tell, the two worked very well as a team. William Byrd and Thomas Tallis eventually received a
The following exam has been done by analyzing and matching theories to the specific requirements detailed in the MPA rubric, which provides a comprehensive description of what every single area of the program evaluation should have in order to fulfill basic industry standards. Based on this main premise the executive summary, introduction, and the ability of the program evaluator to answer the evaluation’s questions. At the same time the type of methodology, and the evaluator’s methodological strength and weaknesses will also be done in order to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the main goals of the evaluator in regards the program evaluation. Executive summary. This section just mentions briefly that the Central Michigan University
The article “The Devil, The Violin, and Paganini: The Myth Of The Violin As Satan’s Instrument” written by Robert W. Berger, is a detailed based explanation of how the devil, the violin, and Paganini are all connected to each other. Explanations are analyzed through biblical text, myths and legends of the demonic associations with the Devil, and Niccolo Paganini’s deal with the devil. In accordance to the article, Berger elaborates in arguing that, “This study is an attempt to trace the appearance of this myth over a long stretch of historical time, culminating in the career of Niccolò Paganini” in thus, making the article correspond to Paganini and the Devil (305). One of the first Devil Violinists mentioned in the article is Giuseppe Tartini
